Two Congress MLAs resigned from the Karnataka legislative assembly on Monday for not being included in the cabinet expansion. Disgruntled MLAs Yashavantarayagouda V Patil from Indi and Belur Gopalakrishna from Sagar announced their resignations ahead of the swearing-in ceremony for the new ministers.&nbsp;Soon after Patil gave his resignation to deputy speaker Rudrappa Lamani at Vidhana Soudha, his supporters staged a protest in Bengaluru, alleging unfair treatment to their leader.&nbsp;Speaking to reporters after his resignation Patil said that his name was in the list but got removed at the last moment.&nbsp;"I have been watching the developments within the party; ultimately today, during the expansion, our leadership failed to keep the promise made. So, without any other option, it was inevitable for me to resign. I have submitted the resignation," he said.&nbsp;ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/30-year-stronghold-fell-in-30-days-prashant-kishor-says-verdict-a-message-to-bjp-top-leadership-1785761106814">‘30-year stronghold fell in 30 days;’ Prashant Kishor says verdict a message to BJP top leadership</a>&nbsp;Further speaking Patil alleged that "The situation in Vijayapura district is that loyalty and honesty are not valued in the Congress party."&nbsp;Sagar assembly seat MLA Belur Gopalakrishna also criticised his party Congress saying “Doesn’t ordinary MLA deserve to be Minister and serve people.”&nbsp;“Leaders say to induct new faces but where are new faces in the list," he added further.The Congress government inducted 19 ministers, including Santosh Lad, B Nagendra into the state cabinet at Lok Bhavan in Bengaluru today. Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot administered the oath of office to the newly inducted ministers.&nbsp;Among the 19 ministers who were inducted in the cabinet, six were part of the previous government led by Siddaramaiah but senior ministers like HC Mahadevappa, HK Patil, Dinesh Gundu Rao were left out.&nbsp;The expansion comes about two months after D K Shivakumar took charge as chief minister of the state..&nbsp;

Speaking to reporters after his resignation  to deputy speaker Rudrappa Lamani at Vidhana Soudha Patil said that his name was in the list but got removed at the last moment.

Two Congress MLAs resigned from the Karnataka legislative assembly on Monday for not being included in the cabinet expansion. Disgruntled MLAs Yashavantarayagouda V Patil from Indi and Belur Gopalakrishna from Sagar announced their resignations ahead of the swearing-in ceremony for the new ministers. Soon after Patil gave his resignation to deputy speaker Rudrappa Lamani at Vidhana Soudha, his supporters staged a protest in Bengaluru, alleging unfair treatment to their leader. Speaking to reporters after his resignation Patil said that his name was in the list but got removed at the last moment. "I have been watching the developments within the party; ultimately today, during the expansion, our leadership failed to keep the promise made. So, without any other option, it was inevitable for me to resign. I have submitted the resignation," he said. ALSO READ: ‘30-year stronghold fell in 30 days;’ Prashant Kishor says verdict a message to BJP top leadership Further speaking Patil alleged that "The situation in Vijayapura district is that loyalty and honesty are not valued in the Congress party." Sagar assembly seat MLA Belur Gopalakrishna also criticised his party Congress saying “Doesn’t ordinary MLA deserve to be Minister and serve people.” “Leaders say to induct new faces but where are new faces in the list," he added further. The Congress government inducted 19 ministers, including Santosh Lad, B Nagendra into the state cabinet at Lok Bhavan in Bengaluru today. Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot administered the oath of office to the newly inducted ministers. Among the 19 ministers who were inducted in the cabinet, six were part of the previous government led by Siddaramaiah but senior ministers like HC Mahadevappa, HK Patil, Dinesh Gundu Rao were left out. The expansion comes about two months after D K Shivakumar took charge as chief minister of the state. .

Speaking to reporters after his resignation &nbsp;to deputy speaker Rudrappa Lamani at Vidhana Soudha Patil said that his name was in the list but got removed at the last moment.

Two Congress MLAs resign over non-inclusion in Karnataka cabinet expansion

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cpi-office-in-bengaluru-attacked-by-unidentified-men-270258">Karnataka </a>Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Sunday said that the cabinet expansion would take place on February 6, with 13 MLAs taking oath of office.

"The cabinet expansion will take place on February 6 with the oath-taking ceremony at the Raj Bhavan at 10.30 AM," he told reporters.

Thirteen MLAs, including 10 who had joined <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-bypolls-bharatiya-janata-party-wins-12-out-of-15-seats-267214">BJP </a>from parties, including Congress and the JD(S), will take an oath, he said.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-cm-bs-yediyurappa-seeks-funds-from-pm-for-development-of-state-271683">Karnataka: CM BS Yediyurappa seeks funds from PM for development of state</a>

The cabinet expansion is on the cards for nearly two months ever since the BJP won the maximum number of seats in the December 5, 2019, by-polls and got a majority in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-assembly-elections-2019-voter-turnout-1850-till-12-pm-266327">Karnataka assembly</a>.&nbsp;

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Sunday said that the cabinet expansion would take place on February 6, with 13 MLAs taking oath of office. "The cabinet expansion will take place on February 6 with the oath-taking ceremony at the Raj Bhavan at 10.

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Sunday said that the cabinet expansion would take place on February 6, with 13 MLAs taking oath of office. "The cabinet expansion will take place on February 6 with the oath-taking ceremony at the Raj Bhavan at 10.30 AM," he told reporters. Thirteen MLAs, including 10 who had joined BJP from parties, including Congress and the JD(S), will take an oath, he said. Also Read: Karnataka: CM BS Yediyurappa seeks funds from PM for development of state The cabinet expansion is on the cards for nearly two months ever since the BJP won the maximum number of seats in the December 5, 2019, by-polls and got a majority in the Karnataka assembly.

13 MLAs taking oath of office in Karnataka Cabinet expansion on February 6

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Two Congress MLAs resign over non-inclusion in Karnataka cabinet expansion

13 MLAs taking oath of office in Karnataka Cabinet expansion on February 6